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we also agree on the fact that they create an environment that allows the private sector, men and women who start businesses, to it you'lly create the jobs that we all seek. here's the important point. there is a no-difference theis time around, because what happened is the awful, deep, structural recession. we are slowly but surely crawling our way out of a mess that took years it to get into, and he we certainly are not going to solve in the matter of a couple of months. that is why politicians who make promises are so disingenuous yus. that is why politicians who promise jobs are so dangerous. and that is why politics who promise jobs should be ignored. in the european union, we have unemployment over 11% and it is rising. that is the true disgrace of politicians and jobs. >> the difficulty, though, is when they both think the same, both sides make the same promises and you get stuck in the pickle you're in. >> but i heard you, ali velshi, maybe she can find the moment when you promise this, you promised that if one of those political promises were broken, i think you said you'd wear
we also agree on the fact that they create an environment that allows the private sector, men and women who start businesses, to it you'lly create the jobs that we all seek. here's the important point. there is a no-difference theis time around, because what happened is the awful, deep, structural recession. we are slowly but surely crawling our way out of a mess that took years it to get into, and he we certainly are not going to solve in the matter of a couple of months. that is why...
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and in that environment, there is no other alternative but for higher taxes. do you think europeans like paying 40%, 50% taxes? but the alternative is not nearly so pleasant. i've just been to iceland, high taxes, high rate of living. and an economy that is actually recovering better than anywhere else from the financial crisis. so ali velshi, do taxes have to rise? yes, in the united states. >> i think we're agreed on this. richard, always my pleasure to see from you across the pond. richard quest. let's talk about where the taxes sometimes go. infrastructure, superstorm sandy caused overwhelming devastation and exposed dangerous flaws in u.s. infrastructure. coming up next, i'll tell you how investing in infrastructure will not only help get the power back on faster after the next storm but could be the key to jobs and the boom we've all been waiting for. you are watching "your money" on cnn. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. in that time there'v
and in that environment, there is no other alternative but for higher taxes. do you think europeans like paying 40%, 50% taxes? but the alternative is not nearly so pleasant. i've just been to iceland, high taxes, high rate of living. and an economy that is actually recovering better than anywhere else from the financial crisis. so ali velshi, do taxes have to rise? yes, in the united states. >> i think we're agreed on this. richard, always my pleasure to see from you across the pond....
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it's a low return environment. >> you think big companies are a place to be, multinationals? >> to the extend you want to be invested you can make the case in a low return environment, corporations with a global footprint and good dividends and balance sheets, many have dividends of 3% or more r a better place to be than cash which pays nothing and bonds which pay very little. if you're willing to look out a few years and not necessarily a few months, it's likely over a longer periods of time you'll do better in properly chosen equities than cash. >> talk about microsoft. we've got a screen up on microsoft. you're sort of thinking the stuff that microsoft does, continues regardless of whether there's a slowdown. >> you have a huge installed base, recurring revenues, even in slower times businesses spend to upgrade technology at a a lower cost to be more productive. you've got a for tress balance sheet, 3% dividend. and global footprint. they're benefiting from the recovery in the united states and they will benefit from the long-term growth in the emerging markets so absolute
it's a low return environment. >> you think big companies are a place to be, multinationals? >> to the extend you want to be invested you can make the case in a low return environment, corporations with a global footprint and good dividends and balance sheets, many have dividends of 3% or more r a better place to be than cash which pays nothing and bonds which pay very little. if you're willing to look out a few years and not necessarily a few months, it's likely over a longer...
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other than the fact if you're a saver this is a horrible environment for you. what is the collateral damage that fed can impose by creating more liquidity and more liquidity, i mean somehow putting more money into circulation, giving that to banks so that they are able to lend it out more easily? >> the fed is trying to take safe assets as low as possible in order to push all of us into taking on more risk. and if we take on more risk, confidence goes up, guess what? you could get a good outcome. it doesn't work. when you take interest to artificially low levels, you start breaking things. the pension industry, the insurance industry, these provide services to people like you and me and they're having tremendous difficulty. also, the fed siis intervening markets directly and chafrging t changing the functions of markets. chairman bernanke is honest about this. back in august 2010, he first introduced this and is repeating it nonstop. he said with we intervene unconventionally, there are benefits but there are costs and risks. what everybody is recognizing is th
other than the fact if you're a saver this is a horrible environment for you. what is the collateral damage that fed can impose by creating more liquidity and more liquidity, i mean somehow putting more money into circulation, giving that to banks so that they are able to lend it out more easily? >> the fed is trying to take safe assets as low as possible in order to push all of us into taking on more risk. and if we take on more risk, confidence goes up, guess what? you could get a good...
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it's not just about a toxic environment and people not being nice to each other. i think that america is genuinely, ideologically divided about the kind of country it wants to be. and i actually welcome this election campaign. i think it's great to have that open daebate. >> you two have gone all weird on me. chrystia freeland, always a pleasure to see you. stephen moore, always a pleasure to see you as well. >>> coming up next, a solution for the housing market that could make underwater mortgages a thing of the past. we'll talk to one of the most brilliant economists who successfully predicted our rough past and we'll find out what he says is in store for our future. stay with us. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. wow. this is new. yep, i'm sending the dancing chicken to every store in the franchise to get the word out. that could work. or you could use every door direct mail
it's not just about a toxic environment and people not being nice to each other. i think that america is genuinely, ideologically divided about the kind of country it wants to be. and i actually welcome this election campaign. i think it's great to have that open daebate. >> you two have gone all weird on me. chrystia freeland, always a pleasure to see you. stephen moore, always a pleasure to see you as well. >>> coming up next, a solution for the housing market that could make...
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you have turned this into a toxic environment for our economy. >> it is called the curse of low interest rates. the global economy seems to be at a stand still. europe is a mess. growth in china is slowing. so investors are turning to u.s. bonds and saying keep my money safe. it is no longer about a return on investment but a return of investment. last july the yield was more than 3%. now it is almost half that showing demand for these bonds american debt is sky rocketing. it is easy for the government to live beyond its means. the u.s. is borrowing $3.6 billion every day just to maintain how america is living right now. that is the curse. at a crucial time when we must figure out how to deal with debts it has never been cheaper. it gives washington more time to pump the ball on fiscal cliff and the potential debt downgrade and make meaningful changes. >> let's bring steven moor back. here is what i think. the money is so cheap let's borrow more of it and use it to build infrastructure and bridges and electrical grids and high speed rail and resist the instint to say you shouldn't borrow
you have turned this into a toxic environment for our economy. >> it is called the curse of low interest rates. the global economy seems to be at a stand still. europe is a mess. growth in china is slowing. so investors are turning to u.s. bonds and saying keep my money safe. it is no longer about a return on investment but a return of investment. last july the yield was more than 3%. now it is almost half that showing demand for these bonds american debt is sky rocketing. it is easy for...
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you've turned into a toxic environment. >> because it's called the curse of low interest rates. the global economy seems to be at a standstill. europe is a mess. growth in china is slowing so investors are turning to u.s. government bonds and they're saying, please, keep my money safe. it's no longer a return on investment, but a return of investment. last july, the yield was more than 3%. now it's almost half that, showing demand for these bond, american debt is skyrocketing. it's easy for the u.s. government to live well beyond its means in this condition. this year the u.s. is borrowing $3.6 billion every single day. that's just to maintain how america is living right now and that's the curse, at a crucial time when we must start to figure out how to meaningfully tackle debt and deficits in this country, it's never been cheaper for the government to borrow more money and that gives washington and policymakers more time to punt the ball on things like the fiscal cliff and the potential debt downgrade because of the things we have to do to raise the debt ceiling and start makin
you've turned into a toxic environment. >> because it's called the curse of low interest rates. the global economy seems to be at a standstill. europe is a mess. growth in china is slowing so investors are turning to u.s. government bonds and they're saying, please, keep my money safe. it's no longer a return on investment, but a return of investment. last july, the yield was more than 3%. now it's almost half that, showing demand for these bond, american debt is skyrocketing. it's easy...
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particularly in a tough economic environment they are buying the least expensive things they can buy. >> we have elections. i hope 2012 will define the issues. we tried everything else in terms of getting going with keynesian stuff, monetary policy, fiscal, i think the best jobs program in america is trade reform with china. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> peter navarro a professor at uc irvine and the author of "death by china." did you know doctors in china are using 3-g smart phones to treat eye disorders in children? coming up next conversation with ceo of the world's leader in 3g and next generation mobile technologies paul jacobs of qualcomm. but he did save me a ton of money. interviewer: how's that? animal handler: that was the day he told us all about priceline... ...it has thousands and thousands of hotels on sale every day. so i can choose the perfect one without bidding. joffrey would have loved this. wouldn't you joffrey? on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retir
particularly in a tough economic environment they are buying the least expensive things they can buy. >> we have elections. i hope 2012 will define the issues. we tried everything else in terms of getting going with keynesian stuff, monetary policy, fiscal, i think the best jobs program in america is trade reform with china. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> peter navarro a professor at uc irvine and the author of "death by china." did you...
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particularly in a tough economic environment they are buying the least expensive things they can buy. >> we have elections. i hope 2012 will define the issues. we tried everything else in terms of getting going with keynesian stuff, monetary policy, fiscal, i think the best jobs program is trade reform with china. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> peter navarro a professor at uc irvine and author of death by china. did you know doctors in china are using 3d smart phones to treat eye disorders in children? coming up next conversation with ceo of the world's leader in 3g and next generation mobile technologies paul jab obstacle of qualcomm. administering her, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use ne
particularly in a tough economic environment they are buying the least expensive things they can buy. >> we have elections. i hope 2012 will define the issues. we tried everything else in terms of getting going with keynesian stuff, monetary policy, fiscal, i think the best jobs program is trade reform with china. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> good to see you. >> peter navarro a professor at uc irvine and author of death by china. did you know doctors in china are...
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above average kids in tough environments and how is that forced upon you affect you? >> it's become that much tougher. the situation in philadelphia is the state took over the schools in 2001. as mayor, i'm not directly in charge of schools and i have a couple of appointees to a five-member school reform coaling, last year the commonwealth of pennsylvania cut commonwealth education funding by a significant amount and, and there's a current budget proposal and we're trying to push back hard on that. our school district in philadelphia is under severe fiscal challenge and fiscal distress. we are working with the city council trying to provide additional funding support from the city side, but the commonwealth certainly has an obligation and a responsibility and when those cuts hit, unfortunately, they start to come down on kids in classrooms or teachers in classrooms where real education and learning takes place. so we need more investment in education if we're truly able to compete, not less. >> mayor james, you and every other mayor in the country understood the caval
above average kids in tough environments and how is that forced upon you affect you? >> it's become that much tougher. the situation in philadelphia is the state took over the schools in 2001. as mayor, i'm not directly in charge of schools and i have a couple of appointees to a five-member school reform coaling, last year the commonwealth of pennsylvania cut commonwealth education funding by a significant amount and, and there's a current budget proposal and we're trying to push back...
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i'll give somebody the argument that we don't understand what's going on with the environment. it could be the sun, it could be the hydrocarbons. i'll give them that argument but the argument i won't concede is that resources are getting forever scarce. we have abundant sun, abundant wind. let's spend the money, let's roll up our sleeves, take advantage of this little hiatus, this little gift of time that fracking has given us and develop what will sustain us in the 21st century. that's what china is doing. i don't want to be beaten by china. >> steven, always good to see you. steven leib is chairman of his company. >>> you might finally be able to sell your house, but should you be buying a new one? reports say the housing market is back. i'm convinced, but not everyone else is. can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on ground shipping at fe
i'll give somebody the argument that we don't understand what's going on with the environment. it could be the sun, it could be the hydrocarbons. i'll give them that argument but the argument i won't concede is that resources are getting forever scarce. we have abundant sun, abundant wind. let's spend the money, let's roll up our sleeves, take advantage of this little hiatus, this little gift of time that fracking has given us and develop what will sustain us in the 21st century. that's what...
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i give somebody the argument that we don't understand what's going on with the environment. they could be the sun. it could be the hydro -- i give them that argument. the argument i won't concede is that resources are get ever scarce. and that we have abundant sun, abundant wind. let's spend the money. let's roll up our sleeves, take advantage of this little hiatus this little gift of time that fracking has given us and develop what will sustain us in the 21st century. that's what china is doing. i don't want to be beaten by china. >> stephen, always good to see you. >> thank you, ali. >>> all right. coming up, we can't have an economic renaissance in this country without a recovery in housing. home prices improve and mortgage rates hit record lows, you might be able to sell your house. should you be buying a new one? report after report says the housing market is back. i'm convinced. but not everyone else is. [ male announcer ] this is steve. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba diving the great barrier reef with sharks, or jumping into the market, he goe
i give somebody the argument that we don't understand what's going on with the environment. they could be the sun. it could be the hydro -- i give them that argument. the argument i won't concede is that resources are get ever scarce. and that we have abundant sun, abundant wind. let's spend the money. let's roll up our sleeves, take advantage of this little hiatus this little gift of time that fracking has given us and develop what will sustain us in the 21st century. that's what china is...
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coming up next, washington is gridlocked thanks to a hyper partisan environment. my next guest says it's your fault, and actually mine. i'll explain next on "your money." there are a lot of warning lights and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning.. you can feel. introducing the all new cadillac xts, available with the patented safety alert seat. when there is danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all new cadillac xts has arrived. and it's bringing the future forward. agents, when it comes to insurance, people feel lost. that's a dead end. don't know which way to turn. this way. turn around. [ woman ] that's why we present people with options to help them find coverage that fits their needs. almost there. whoo! yay! good work. that's a new maze record. really? i have no idea. we don't keep track of that kind of stuff. well, you should. [ male announcer ] we are insurance. ♪ we are farmers ♪ bum, ba-da-bum, bum, bum, bum ♪ >>> the word compromise has ten let
coming up next, washington is gridlocked thanks to a hyper partisan environment. my next guest says it's your fault, and actually mine. i'll explain next on "your money." there are a lot of warning lights and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning.. you can feel. introducing the all new cadillac xts, available with the patented safety alert seat. when there is danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a...
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implies unemployment going up, and it implies us shooting ourselves in the foot at a time when the global environment is much more difficult. see what's happening in europe, in the middle east, in china. second of all, you just had an election, and one of the messages of the election was one of shared responsibility and fairer burden sharing, in which the rich have done extremely well not just on the outside but also in terms of being protected on the down side. finally, and more importantly, the economic arguments against this, while they would be valid at higher tax rates are not valid here. so if you look at the hand the president has, it is stronger than the republicans', and i think both of them will want to seek some sort of compromise. >> it sounds so reasonable. let's bring in steve warren. he's an editor at the wall street journal, a conservative. steven, do you agree, are the republicans ready to strike a deal with the president if it means giving up the bush tax cuts for the wealthy? they have dug in on this. >> i don't know, ali. i listen to this conversation and i feel like i'm living in
implies unemployment going up, and it implies us shooting ourselves in the foot at a time when the global environment is much more difficult. see what's happening in europe, in the middle east, in china. second of all, you just had an election, and one of the messages of the election was one of shared responsibility and fairer burden sharing, in which the rich have done extremely well not just on the outside but also in terms of being protected on the down side. finally, and more importantly,...
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we can recreate that kind of environment again and maybe that should be the top priority that would lead to an infrastructure bank because private enterprise must be involved in this project and we've got to get them all together and say hey, guys, we have a massive problem in the united states of america, but if we roll up our sleeves like we did in the second world war, we can win. >> we're going to talk about this a lot over the coming weeks. maybe somebody will decide they're going to make infrastructure part of their campaign. >>> coming up next, one of the nation's largest public works project. still paying for new york's latest and most expensive subway line to be built, but just what goes into building a subway? i went under ground to find out. >>> talking a lot about infrastructure as wup of the biggest public works projects in america. $4.5 billion for the first mile and a half. the new york subway line, which would run nearly the length of manhattan would cost between 22 and $24 billion. what's behind the tab? i went ten stories beneath the surface to get to the bottom line. b
we can recreate that kind of environment again and maybe that should be the top priority that would lead to an infrastructure bank because private enterprise must be involved in this project and we've got to get them all together and say hey, guys, we have a massive problem in the united states of america, but if we roll up our sleeves like we did in the second world war, we can win. >> we're going to talk about this a lot over the coming weeks. maybe somebody will decide they're going to...
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it's not just about toxic environment and people not being nice to each other. america is genuinely idea logically divided about the kind of country they want to be. i welcome the election. the country needs that dbtd. >> you two have gone weird on me. chrystia, always good to see you. stephen, always good to see you as well. >>> a solution for the housing market that could make underwater mortgages a thing of the past. we'll talk to the most brilliant economist who successfully predicted our rough past and what he says is in store for the future. stay with us. but not how we get there. because in this business, there are no straight lines. only the twists and turns of an unpredictable industry. so the eighty-thousand employees at delta... must anticipate the unexpected. and never let the rules overrule common sense. this is how we tame the unwieldiness of air travel, until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. home protector plus, from liberty mutual insurance, where the costs to both repair your home and replace your possessions are covered. and we do
it's not just about toxic environment and people not being nice to each other. america is genuinely idea logically divided about the kind of country they want to be. i welcome the election. the country needs that dbtd. >> you two have gone weird on me. chrystia, always good to see you. stephen, always good to see you as well. >>> a solution for the housing market that could make underwater mortgages a thing of the past. we'll talk to the most brilliant economist who successfully...
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i've been telling you that housing is the one ray of economic hope in our environment. buying a house may not make you rich again for a long time. but most indicators suggest that housing is coming back. some of them suggest housing is on a tear. shares of home building stocks have surged an average of 49% this year as investors continue to bet on a rebound. we're seeing it in the auto industry. home construction is driving truck sales higher. the big three saw sales of full sized pickup trucks jump 13% in the first half of the year after a very strong december. we're seeing it in retail. luck ber li lucky lumber liquidators smashed quarterly profit estimates as same store sales surged 12%. home depot shares up 27% this year. let's bring in christine romans. christine, housing looks like it's back. am i wrong? >> helping you prove your case, zillow making the call that the bottom is in. why? one piece of evidence, home values are up for the first time in five years. a little uptick in home values here. that's one of the reasons why they're saying a bottom is reached. he
i've been telling you that housing is the one ray of economic hope in our environment. buying a house may not make you rich again for a long time. but most indicators suggest that housing is coming back. some of them suggest housing is on a tear. shares of home building stocks have surged an average of 49% this year as investors continue to bet on a rebound. we're seeing it in the auto industry. home construction is driving truck sales higher. the big three saw sales of full sized pickup trucks...
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in that environment it's very hard to have a serious conversation as you have three people much smarter than me on this panel saying there's an upside to this, a downside to this. that's a conversation the country has to have and then make its choices. but we're not getting that conversation in the election because it's a much more pointed government is good, government is bad, it's not specific. >> that's why we like to have this sort of a conversation. sometimes the things we say on this show don't fit well onto a bumper sticker for somebody's campaign but they are important. john, thanks for breaking that down for us. we'll watch you very closely over the next few days and into super tuesday. bob shiller, always a pleasure to have you here and thanks for your interesting idea about what we can do for the housing market. let's see if we can get some traction on ideas like that. >>> gas already above $4 in some states. we could see $5 a gallon gas by summer. those prices won't just hurt consumers, they could derail the entire economic recovery. we'll talk about that next on "your money
in that environment it's very hard to have a serious conversation as you have three people much smarter than me on this panel saying there's an upside to this, a downside to this. that's a conversation the country has to have and then make its choices. but we're not getting that conversation in the election because it's a much more pointed government is good, government is bad, it's not specific. >> that's why we like to have this sort of a conversation. sometimes the things we say on...
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>> well, you're in a low return environment over the next several years. money markets pay nothing, bonds are low. the best way to accumulate capital over a multi-year period is to own shares in companies that have growing earnings, dividends, and growing dividends. so i would buy world-class companies, some in america, some in asia, some in latin america that are able to show reasonable growth in a slow growth, low return environment. that's the best risk adjusted way to make money. >> kim, the stock market might be up 70% since president obama took office. another cnn money survey show vast majority of investment strategist and money managers actually want a change in the white house come november. take a look at this. stocks are up 70% under president obama and wall street wants a republican president. are you surprised by, that kim? >> i am kind of, because, well, first of all, i don't know that the actual president has a whole lot to do with the economy at large. we like to have him as our mast head on the front of the ship pulling us forward or figur
>> well, you're in a low return environment over the next several years. money markets pay nothing, bonds are low. the best way to accumulate capital over a multi-year period is to own shares in companies that have growing earnings, dividends, and growing dividends. so i would buy world-class companies, some in america, some in asia, some in latin america that are able to show reasonable growth in a slow growth, low return environment. that's the best risk adjusted way to make money....
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>> i think in this volatile environment as jim speaks of with the various uncertainties, you want to think about choosing investments that are opportunistic but look at your downside risk, that is thinking about preservation of capital and minimizing the risks. >> where would you say are the greatest opportunities and risks? whether it's geographically or in terms of the kinds of things you invest in? >> the opportunities that we see are in some of the consumer staples area and some of those areas where people really are going to need these products every day, no matter what kind of environment they're in. they don't want to give up that beverage of coca-cola and they'll continue to purchase those and those companies will do nicely. >> some of those companies, the big companies that deal in consumer staples are great divide dividend-paying companies. and i know, jim, this is a favorite of yours to recommend. companies that will have some good return, they'll be relatively stable, and they'll give you some income. >> right, you getting almost nothing in interest rates, so you can't ge
>> i think in this volatile environment as jim speaks of with the various uncertainties, you want to think about choosing investments that are opportunistic but look at your downside risk, that is thinking about preservation of capital and minimizing the risks. >> where would you say are the greatest opportunities and risks? whether it's geographically or in terms of the kinds of things you invest in? >> the opportunities that we see are in some of the consumer staples area...
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people who lost their jobs, but to their children, and even college grads who get jobs in this economic environment is lower today than the earnings potential just a few years ago. >> this is important, which means -- >> generational. >> this means that a whole lot of people, even if things were to start going better right now, will end up over the course of their lifetime, and the course of the economy that they live in, putting less, earning less, saving less, investing less money, putting less into the economy, which means we need structural shifts and that brings me back to you, peter. while you articulate the issues clearly, i have heard those issues enunciated by the president, by corporate leaders, all sorts of people, the issues specifically that you talk about. what is the solution? what is preventing us from dealing with those five problems with china that would make it a fairer place to business with? >> ali, let's start with the corporations, the multinational corporations, ge, apple, caterpillar. these are the companies making money hand over fist in china, the same companies that prov
people who lost their jobs, but to their children, and even college grads who get jobs in this economic environment is lower today than the earnings potential just a few years ago. >> this is important, which means -- >> generational. >> this means that a whole lot of people, even if things were to start going better right now, will end up over the course of their lifetime, and the course of the economy that they live in, putting less, earning less, saving less, investing less...
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this democrats generally speaking like the idea of an environment like this increasing spending, call it stimulus if you will, and cutting back on taxes. republicans typically have been saying they want to see spending cuts. and they want to see lower taxes. the truth lies in the middle. we shouldn't be increases taxes right now and we certainly shouldn't be cutting short term spending. if we were to propose that, which candidate would embrace it? >> i would submit you to, by the way, we should add this caveat that, is a short term solution. high spending, low taxes. that can't last forever. >> absolutely right. >> i suggest that mitt romney is the candidate to be able to deliver some kind of situation like that. i would say that he campaigns on spending cuts. he campaigns on short term spending cuts. i don't know that i believe facing an economic storm he wouldn't embrace stimulus. if we're talking about a stimulus here that actually works. it is not hung with christmas tree ornaments from every congressman across the united states. mitt romney is the guy who can pult together some i
this democrats generally speaking like the idea of an environment like this increasing spending, call it stimulus if you will, and cutting back on taxes. republicans typically have been saying they want to see spending cuts. and they want to see lower taxes. the truth lies in the middle. we shouldn't be increases taxes right now and we certainly shouldn't be cutting short term spending. if we were to propose that, which candidate would embrace it? >> i would submit you to, by the way, we...
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you say congressional republicans deserve the blame in the highly partisan environment, why? >> that's right, ali. i have to say it's not 100% in that direction, but at this point, it's 80/20. if you look at the response of the last three years, we've had basically a congressional party, a republican party, that's operated as a parliamentary minority uniting against everything including ideas they have supported in the past because they're now promoted by the other side. that's different from what we've seen before. it's different from the way democrats reacted when george bush became president and it's ma as it ta sizing out as the survey shows to the country. >> trying to get to the bottom of why. watch this exchange between speaker of the house john bayne somewhere leslie stahl on "60 minutes" taped after 2010 mid term election when voters elected a wave of tea party candidates. >> i'm not going to come compromise on my principles nor am i going compromise the will of the american people. >> you're saying i want common ground but i'm not going to goes my. i don't understan
you say congressional republicans deserve the blame in the highly partisan environment, why? >> that's right, ali. i have to say it's not 100% in that direction, but at this point, it's 80/20. if you look at the response of the last three years, we've had basically a congressional party, a republican party, that's operated as a parliamentary minority uniting against everything including ideas they have supported in the past because they're now promoted by the other side. that's different...
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